where can I buy mini-bnc connectors ("cornered", just like the Red's)?

[Ivan Egorov]

I would like to buy some mini-bnc connectors, like the Red's BNC to DIN 1.0/2.3 cable has, anyone knows where? I need the ones that look exactly the same, like bent 90 degrees.

like these, http://www.red.com/store/790-0048
thanks

 

[John Marchant]

Where I live, I'd buy from here: http://www.interfacecomponents.com/connectors_1-0_2-3.html

But I'm sure google will show you what you need local to you. Its just a DIN 1.0/2.3 right angle crimp

 

[Ivan Egorov]

Thanks, I'll try to look it up =)
But what do these mean?


52-105-B0-AH RG58, 58A, 141A
52-105-B0-AK RG142, 223, 400
52-105-B0-AD RG174, 188A, 316
52-105-B0-AB RG179, 187A
52-105-B0-BD BT3002

Do I need a particular one? Or...?
Maybe you already have some links to online stores?

Thanks a lot!

 

[Randall Nott]

The different numbers after the part numbers are the cables the connectors will work with. Different cables have different ohm ratings. I'm guessing you want RG179 for 75 ohms, but maybe someone can confirm.

 

[Manuel Wenger]

just get the Element Technica Breakout Box and forget about the mini DIN Connectors, you can use your standard BNC kables without thinking about adapters.

Manuel

 

[axel ebermann]

they sell them for about $ 3 on ebay from china. and they work too

 

[Ivan Egorov]

couldn't find any on ebay! damn I'm dumb!! what exactly should I look for? "din 1.0/2.3 right angle crimp" gives me 0 results!

 

[Bérenger Brillante]

even for 3$ it's not worth it. My first two month with red was with mini din and i had troubles with the cables all the time... and change it 3 times in two months.

Element Technica BreakouBox is the way to go. Seriously.

 

[Ivan Egorov]

We're just making a breakout box ourselves, which will be $50 + the price for mini-din connectors, thats why I'm looking for them small ones!

 

[Ivan Egorov]

So can anyone confirm, is it RG179 for 75 ohms??